Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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.qnqo-.I-.ip-np..-.-.t...g.....-..-.-Q.- H uve-Q-cn-0--.-1,-4.---.......-...a I chewed a hunk of Masterpiece, And spat upon the fly. And the good south wind blew behind, But no horse-fly did follow, For many a day the plug munched hayg I could but stand and bellow. And I had done a hellish thing. And it would work me woe, For it was I who drowned the fly Which made the cayuse go. Ah, wretch! today the fly to slay That made the horse to go. All in a hot and copper sky, The bloody sun apeared, Above the nag it took a stand And well nigh scorched my beard. Day after day, day after day, We struck, nor did we profltg And I in circles tottered round, The horse cared not to stop it. Sacks and bottles everywhere, 14Di1DIl11!ll lI0i01tl141lD1CDll6 lslilPi0lfOlI l1ll1I'Dl1lIIDIi .9 If it is style We Have It Garrett Stuart 86 Sommer ' Verily I did bawl, .gfpvnuminffaf-:lin-lofi-llcuanctfguanp. Dr. Virginia C. Van Pelr MENS- SUITS I OPTOMETRIST DRY CLEAN ED and 'E PRESSED I .00 Congratulations Graduates! Ideal Laund Co. N. 4815 Market St. Phone Glen. z684W ' ry Hillwd Swim Svokine. Wash. Broadway xzoo Ideal Dry Cleaners litlllilbililiblllilbllilbl 710101014 lIil l1lli4Dl1DlQDlillOlI7il6 Page one h-fmdred five 4 '30

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Qzg5lgploi,4,1gp1qpl4g1gi0io1010i.,10l4,Q . IlIi1DQlUDCFQlDQllll lIl lll2 l.Qp10l01010i014 1910141 Dvitiillililtillbilblibltllllitlilljbitllti. And thus-spake on that shabby one, The old and battered Junkmang The nag was hitched, and well nigh ditched, And merrily we did roll, ' Down the thorofare we pitched Past many a telephone pole. The sun came up upon the left, Over the hill came he, And he shone brightand in the night He nearly fell on me. n At length did cross a horseffly, Thru the dust it came. As if it had been a heathen soul .ll10l1l'l!lllllIDl0lIli1ll1DlC'bllli4lllDl0ll4 I FRANK'S GROCERY F. R. Frank, Prop. Groceries, Flour, and heed. Prompt and Courteous Delivery Twice Daily I called it a certain name. '22 It chewed the horse it ne'er had chewed, Q And round and round it flewg i The plug did shie with wild eye, Anon he puffed and blew. - A good south wind sprung up behind, The horse-fly caught the colic, And every hour day after day Around the bronc he'd frolic. God save thee battered Junkman! I cannot tell a lie! hvzbioiq 1:1920 s Commencement . . . . . You, who are now graduates, are at the commencement of an important period of your lives, but you have fin- ished an equally important period. As you receive your diploma you can well be proud of your four years of diligent study. We congratulate you upon suc- I I cessfully completing them. May your future be the happy and prosperous one that you deserve. In the years to come The Crescent hopes to serve you, as it has done in the past. ! THM1S.E.QQENT 9. 1 i 1 mf All our Products carefully selected Prices the lowest consistent with Quality Phone Glen. 0062 Queen at Addison fallltifiltlll liibiillilitiilititfsl Q. llKDi1llC311 llIl 9:0 .? W .S It makes no difference if it be breakfast, lunch or dinner you will find our menu bountiful in all the choice dishes of the season and every item moderately priced. Come to The Silver Grill, Spo- kane Hotel, noon or night and you will find excellent dishes, courteous service and a pleasant environment. We have the best chef in town. Drop in today. g OUR BOUNTIFUL MENU Qzqlifliibli , li4Dl010l0l0i0l0l10.0 gQ 'llDllilQllDIlll0lC8ll bI4 Page one hmadred four 6 '0l0QOQl 1010101 , , 3. , 30

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O:Ol1lll1 ll4Dl1UQIPlIll4lt 1010101011 QQ 0:lbll-lll51CPiv01hilJl0lfIllDilPlll1ClllllllI 1'3i4ll' li0'QlPlDlllillllUl7Q!PllQ Hats and coats most everywhere, Cvbfirvr-1'1-occ--Q-arf.-vQ,..,-..-...C' And naught wherewith to haul. In vain I have searched for u horse-fly, It seeineth they ull are deadg lt used to be ull horse-meat, S And now it's tin instead. I'm just in battered junk-man, H . Seeking a horse-fly it's true, eadqumters for And to aid me in my lofty quest, , . I'd like a buck from you. I I7 n - Bump Blodgett and Lee Austin. g e C 1 g H i REFLECTIONS OF A VICE-PRINCIPAL shoes and dry-goods Dedicated To Mr. Jinnett -H- He'll skip, skip, skip, I From all his classes, you see, And I would that my tongue could utter The thoughts that arise in me. O! woe for the wilfull lad, For he shall know great sorrow: VVorse luck for the foolish boy, When I talk to him tomorrow. At the Lowest Prices And the skippers still go on, For business they are setg 'Sl L-,I 0-2 'foi ml D- Q-S 'iz F3 e-ri 2 ii. tis sig! will Q-E5 ill M3'fket Best in Pictures William Hunn, Prop. Q The Quality 5l4eat5 WAIT AND SAVE Sold by the Independent Market Have Been a Feature for Over 25 Years. . . 59 There is No Substitute i For uif Meats R1 L T 0 Qi l I, Q rs 2 g A - Q D35 Q I .. CDO 55' H E 2 E- Q.. vial: l 2 l 4 io QE 2? Q3 F! ES' ibioioia Pugr om' hmulrrd sir ofovzozotorw 010101010100 ' 3 O rio-1014020 o I